Category: Projects In Progress

Project: Russell Hall – REACH Center Project

Location: Tuskegee University, Tuskegee, Alabama

Client: Tuskegee University

Furniture Partner: Division 12 Consulting

Project Type: Institutional

Project Scope: Specification · Procurement · Installation

Project Description

Tuskegee University has broken ground on the transformation of the historic Russell Nursery Building, originally built in 1957, into the new Russell Hall – REACH Center. The project involves the renovation of the 10,000+ square foot facility into a state-of-the-art computer lab and testing hub. This initiative preserves the heritage of the historic campus building while preparing it for the demands of the future and student success.

The project will deliver:

• Modern Academic Spaces: The renovated building will feature new computer labs, testing centers, offices, and collaborative spaces.

• Enhanced Learning Environments: The space is specifically designed to support student learning, research, and technology.

• Future-Ready Flexibility: The layout is flexible to support future growth and evolving academic needs

Project: Southlawn Middle School Gymnasium Renovation Project
Location: Montgomery, Alabama
Client: Montgomery Public Schools
Architect: Exford, LLC
Owner Representative: Volkert, Inc.
Furniture Partner: Division 12 Consulting
Project Type: Educational K-12
Project Scope: FFE Design Support Specification Procurement Installation

Project Scope

The Southlawn Middle School Gymnasium Addition is an important capital improvement project initiated by Montgomery Public Schools to expand and modernize athletic, instructional, and community-use spaces on the Southlawn campus. The addition is part of a broader district effort to enhance facility quality, support student wellness, and improve the overall educational environment.

The Gymnasium Addition will deliver a modern, high-performance athletic facility designed to support the school’s physical education curriculum, extracurricular programs, and community activities. Core elements of the scope include:

• A regulation middle-school gymnasium with bleacher seating

• New boys’ and girls’ locker rooms and team support areas

• Coaches’ offices and athletic storage spaces

• Updated restrooms and circulation improvements

• A secure, controlled vestibule connection to the main school building

• Upgraded mechanical, electrical, and lighting systems

• Site improvements that enhance pedestrian access, safety, and campus functionality

Project: Tomochichi United States Courthouse
Location: Savannah, Georgia
General Contractor: Brasfield & Gorrie, LLC
Division 12 Consulting Scope: Jury Seating

The Tomochichi United States Courthouse in Savannah, Georgia, is a modern federal judicial facility designed to support the operations of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Georgia. The project reflects the federal government’s commitment to architectural excellence, sustainability, and public service accessibility.

As part of this landmark development, Division 12 Consulting was selected to provide custom jury seating solutions for the courtroom spaces. Our scope included the design coordination, procurement, and delivery of durable, ergonomically designed jury seating that meets stringent federal specifications for comfort, security, and longevity.

Working in collaboration with Brasfield & Gorrie, Division 12 ensured seamless integration of our furnishings within the architectural and millwork packages, aligning with the courthouse’s refined interior aesthetic and performance requirements. The installation underscores our ongoing commitment to delivering precise, specification-driven furniture solutions for civic and institutional environments nationwide.

Location: Alabama A&M University – Normal, Alabama
Client: Alabama A&M University
Architect: Nola Van Peursem Architects, P.C.
Furniture Vendor: Division 12 Consulting

Overview

Morris Residence Hall, a four-story brick facility on the campus of Alabama A&M University, is being revitalized to provide a modern, comfortable, and technology-forward living environment for students. As one of the University’s key residential buildings, the renovation of Morris Hall reflects Alabama A&M’s continued investment in enhancing student life and supporting academic success through upgraded on-campus housing.

Scope of Work

The renovation encompasses a comprehensive interior and exterior update, including new mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems, along with improved accessibility, safety, and sustainability features. Interior renovations feature modern finishes, new flooring, energy-efficient lighting, upgraded restrooms, and reconfigured common areas to encourage collaboration and student engagement. Exterior improvements include enhanced landscaping, improved building entryways, and updated façade detailing that complements the architectural style of the surrounding campus.

Design Intent

Designed by Nola Van Peursem Architects, P.C., the project reflects a modern interpretation of Alabama A&M’s traditional campus architecture. The design emphasizes natural light, open social spaces, and durable, high-quality materials that create a welcoming residential atmosphere. The goal is to provide a refreshed environment that fosters community, comfort, and connection among students while reinforcing the University’s historic character.

Furniture & Interior Solutions

Division 12 Consulting partnered with the project team to provide complete FF&E (Furniture, Fixtures, and Equipment) solutions for resident rooms, lounges, study spaces, and common areas. The furnishings balance comfort and durability, incorporating modern designs and flexible configurations that enhance both privacy and collaboration for students.

Impact

Upon completion, the renovated Morris Residence Hall will stand as a benchmark for student housing at Alabama A&M University—offering state-of-the-art amenities, improved functionality, and a vibrant residential experience that supports student well-being, retention, and academic success.

Location: Alabama A&M University – Normal, Alabama
Client: Alabama A&M University
Architect: Nola Van Peursem Architects, P.C.
General Contractor: Garber Construction Company
Furniture Vendor: Division 12 Consulting

Overview

Stephens Residence Hall, located on the historic campus of Alabama A&M University, is undergoing a comprehensive renovation to modernize student living accommodations while preserving the building’s architectural integrity and legacy. The renovation represents a continued commitment by the University to enhance the on-campus residential experience, creating a more comfortable, safe, and community-oriented environment for its students.

Scope of Work

The renovation includes extensive interior and exterior upgrades designed to meet the needs of today’s student population. Improvements encompass new finishes, lighting, flooring, furniture, and mechanical systems, as well as ADA-compliant accessibility features. The project also includes a full landscaping enhancement to improve the building’s curb appeal and create inviting outdoor gathering spaces that blend with the campus’s rolling hillside views.

Design Intent

Led by Nola Van Peursem Architects, P.C., the design vision focuses on creating a warm, contemporary atmosphere that reflects Alabama A&M’s proud heritage. The modernized interiors incorporate sustainable materials and flexible common spaces that encourage collaboration and community among residents.

Construction & Implementation

Garber Construction Company serves as the General Contractor, overseeing all phases of construction, coordination, and quality control. The team’s approach emphasizes efficiency, safety, and adherence to the University’s schedule to ensure the facility’s timely delivery for student occupancy.

Furniture & Interior Solutions

Division 12 Consulting was selected to provide comprehensive FF&E (Furniture, Fixtures & Equipment) solutions for the project. The Division 12 team collaborated closely with the architects and University officials to specify durable, high-quality furniture designed for residential comfort, longevity, and flexibility. The selections reflect modern aesthetics aligned with the University’s identity and student lifestyle.

Impact

Upon completion, Stephens Residence Hall will provide Alabama A&M students with an updated, technology-ready residential environment that promotes academic success, personal growth, and community engagement—further supporting the University’s mission of excellence and innovation.

Location: Huntsville, Alabama
Client: Alabama A&M University
Architect: Nola | Van Peursem Architects, P.C.
Furniture Partner: Division 12 Consulting
Project Type: Higher Education | New Construction | Student Life Facility
Scope: FF&E Design Support | Specification | Procurement | Installation

The new Student Amenities Building at Alabama A&M University is envisioned as a vibrant hub for student engagement, wellness, and community activity—strengthening the social and cultural heartbeat of life on “The Hill.” Designed by Nola | Van Peursem Architects, the facility complements AAMU’s ongoing campus transformation by creating an inclusive environment that blends modern design with the University’s rich heritage and traditions.

Division 12 Consulting has been awarded the furniture, fixtures, and equipment (FF&E) package for this signature project. Working in close collaboration with the University’s facilities and design teams, Division 12 will provide a comprehensive turnkey solution encompassing design coordination, space planning, specification, procurement, logistics, and white-glove installation.

Key project highlights include:

• Student Lounge & Commons: Dynamic, technology-enabled spaces with modular soft seating and collaborative tables to support group study, relaxation, and student life programming.

• Dining & Food Service Areas: Durable, hospitality-grade furnishings selected to withstand high-traffic use while maintaining an elevated aesthetic.

• Meeting & Activity Spaces: Flexible configurations to accommodate student organizations, events, and leadership development initiatives.

• Recreation & Wellness Zones: Comfortable, engaging furniture solutions that encourage health, connection, and community.

• Design Integration: Finishes and color palettes reflecting Alabama A&M’s identity—celebrating school pride through modern, timeless design.

The Student Amenities Building will serve as a central destination for students to gather, dine, study, and build relationships beyond the classroom. Through this project, Division 12 Consulting continues its long-standing partnership with Alabama A&M University, delivering environments that enrich the student experience, promote engagement, and advance the University’s mission of excellence in education and community development.

Location: Huntsville, Alabama
Client: Alabama A&M University
Architect: Nola | Van Peursem Architects, P.C.
Furniture Partner: Division 12 Consulting
Project Type: Higher Education | New Construction | STEM Facility
Scope: FF&E Design Support | Specification | Procurement | Installation

The new 125,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art Science Building at Alabama A&M University represents a transformative investment in the advancement of STEM education, research, and innovation on “The Hill.” Designed by Nola | Van Peursem Architects, the facility will house classrooms and laboratories for the Physics, Biology, and Chemistry Departments, providing students and faculty with modern, technology-enabled spaces for teaching, learning, and research.

The building is designed to support the University’s expanding Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) programs, and will significantly enhance both academic instruction and scientific discovery. With flexible lab layouts, collaborative learning zones, and energy-efficient systems, this new facility embodies Alabama A&M’s commitment to preparing the next generation of scientists, innovators, and educators.

Division 12 Consulting has been awarded the furniture, fixtures, and equipment (FF&E) package for this landmark project. In partnership with the University and design team, Division 12 will deliver a comprehensive turnkey solution encompassing space planning, design coordination, procurement, logistics, and installation.

Key project features include:

• Advanced Research Laboratories: Specialized casework and lab furnishings that support adaptable research environments.

• Technology-Integrated Classrooms: Configurable seating and modular layouts that promote interactive, hands-on learning.

• Faculty & Administrative Offices: Ergonomic, efficient workspaces that enhance comfort, focus, and productivity.

• Student Collaboration Zones: Inviting breakout and informal learning areas that foster interdisciplinary engagement.

• Sustainability & Longevity: Product selections emphasizing environmental responsibility and long-term performance.

Through this project, Division 12 Consulting continues its deep partnership with Alabama A&M University, reinforcing its mission to deliver high-performance, future-ready learning environments that inspire innovation, empower students, and honor the University’s proud legacy of academic excellence.

Location: Grambling, Louisiana
Client: Grambling State University
Architect: M3A Architecture + Design
Furniture Partner: Division 12 Consulting
Project Type: Higher Education | New Construction
Scope: FF&E Design Support | Specification | Procurement | Installation

The new Student Amenities Building at Grambling State University is a cornerstone of the university’s campus revitalization initiative—serving as a central hub for student engagement, wellness, and community life. Designed by M3A Architecture + Design, the facility embodies the progressive vision of GSU: blending contemporary architecture with the warmth and tradition of one of the nation’s most storied Historically Black Colleges and Universities.

Division 12 Consulting was selected to provide comprehensive furniture, fixtures, and equipment (FF&E) services for the project, supporting both the design team and university administration in developing cohesive, functional, and durable interior environments. The Division 12 team worked closely with M3A to ensure the selected furnishings complemented the architectural design language and enhanced the building’s role as a vibrant gathering space for students.

Key project features include:

• Student Lounge & Commons: Flexible soft seating, collaborative tables, and integrated power solutions to support study, socialization, and digital connectivity.

• Dining & Food Service Areas: Durable, hospitality-grade furnishings designed for high-traffic student use while maintaining a modern aesthetic.

• Meeting & Multipurpose Rooms: Configurable furniture systems supporting student organizations, leadership training, and campus events.

• Game & Recreation Zones: Youthful, dynamic furnishings that encourage engagement and community interaction.

Division 12 Consulting provided end-to-end FF&E solutions—including specification, procurement, logistics, installation, and post-occupancy support—ensuring all spaces met GSU’s standards for quality, comfort, and functionality.

The Grambling State University Student Amenities Building stands as a showcase of design excellence and student-focused innovation—reflecting the university’s deep commitment to academic success, cultural pride, and the holistic development of its students.

Location: Greensboro, North Carolina
Client: North Carolina A&T State University
Architect/Design Partner: O’Brien Atkins Associates
Furniture Partners: Division 12 Consulting & Williams Interior Designs
Project Type: Higher Education | New Construction & Interior Furnishings
Scope: FF&E Planning | Design Support | Procurement | Installation

The “Resurgent” Project at North Carolina A&T State University marks a defining moment in the university’s ongoing campus transformation—representing both a physical and symbolic renewal of Aggie Pride, innovation, and academic excellence. This modern facility is designed to enhance the student experience through forward-thinking environments that inspire collaboration, creativity, and success.

Division 12 Consulting, in partnership with Williams Interior Designs, provided comprehensive furniture, fixtures, and equipment (FF&E) services for the project, aligning the university’s design intent with functionality, flexibility, and long-term value. Together, both firms worked closely with the architectural and facilities teams to deliver a fully integrated interior environment that reflects A&T’s vibrant identity and future-focused mission.

Key project highlights include:

• Collaborative Learning Environments: Configurable classrooms, study zones, and breakout spaces designed to support group learning and technology-driven instruction.

• Student-Centered Design: Ergonomic furnishings and inviting textures selected to foster comfort, productivity, and inclusivity across academic and social spaces.

• Custom Finish Palette: Coordination of finishes and materials to mirror the architectural character and university brand — showcasing A&T’s signature blue and gold with sophisticated modern accents.

• Turnkey Delivery: End-to-end FF&E management by Division 12 Consulting, including specification, procurement, logistics, warehousing, white-glove installation, and on-site coordination.

By integrating thoughtful design with operational precision, the partnership between Division 12 Consulting and Williams Interior Designs helped bring the university’s vision for the “Resurgent” Project to life — creating a space that not only serves today’s students but also stands as a testament to North Carolina A&T’s legacy of excellence, leadership, and innovation.